Don’t do this.

arbitrum

We're so back!

https://work-for-arbs.up.railway.app/api

Paying people for "work" (liking, following, and recasting) is incredibly cringe

Farcaster is my first and only social media | I'm mostly JK | Host /venting /burrfrens | mod /impact /byegary

It might take some time but it sounds like you’re on the right path now :)

For the first few weeks that I signed up on FC, I did whatever "big" accounts asked so there were lots of shitty reply casts and recasting shitty content. It took me while to find users I'm genuinely interested in. Now I find out I've been labled as a spammer. I've been trying to get out of the spam filter. I don't know about this guy I just wanted to say that imo people who reward newcomers for (artificial) engagement are definitely not doing them any favors.

frames-devs

A lot of thoughts on this

I wrote this three months ago: https://warpcast.com/complexlity/0x2dca7cda

Here’s my experience 👇

Hey man. `Work` in this context does not mean liking, recasting etc. It an idea for a discord application which helped improved the DAU of the server.
I've run this a lot of times without needing users to do that. 
Just last week, I did something also similar but users complained about the minting being mandatory and I change the mode of gating to this. 

I understand you feel this way. And you don't have to use it. It's cool.

Give this a read.

@blockbot Steward. Frames Builder. Pro Chess-er ♟️


At the end of the day essentially paying for engagement will always come across as shitty behaviour 

You do you I guess

Hey man. `Work` in this context does not mean liking, recasting etc. It an idea for a discord application which helped improved the DAU of the server.
I've run this a lot of times without needing users to do that. 
Just last week, I did something also similar but users complained about the minting being mandatory and I change the mode of gating to this. 

I understand you feel this way. And you don't have to use it. It's cool.

Give this a read.

https://warpcast.com/complexlity/0x39a97509